The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-04-21
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Mr.. Marion Kanode has gone
to Carbon Hill, where he is clerk
ing in the store of Mr.. NJ. l.
S;ahI.
Cannon Willard, with two ms,
was in Columbus Tuesday, holding
high converse with the Governor
and other magnates of his party.
Broken bones reset and new
ribs inserted without pain or use
of chloroform at Franks, the I'm
brelIa Man, 156 South high
Street, Columbus, o.
Rev. j. F. Williams has been
improving his property on Orchard
Street by putting up an iron fence
picket fence, and laying some
pavement.
Mr.. Jerry Carpenter, of near
Enterp ise. was very sud-
denly called away Friday, by the
sudden death of his niece, Mrs.
Malinda Newcomb. nee Carpen
ter, near SaIina, Mercer Co., ..
The Lancaster Gasette has been
enlarged to an eight column 70
lilo. 1t is as handsome as maid
in Eer teens and wisely and ably
edited.
Married by Rev. J. F. Williams
at his residence on Orchard ST.
in Logan, O., April 14th. Mr..
Charles A. James and Miss. Ad-
die Harper, all of Hooking Coun.
iy.
Late advices from Ashland, Wls..
are to the effect that Dick McCar-
thy and Jesse B. Butin are pro-
crossing finely in their new home
and meeting with success in a bus
mess way. They are well qualified
for the work they are doing, and
we are glad to hear they are al
coming on.
VIM Bowers elected assessor at
the late election II Washington
township. was compelled to resign
on account OF i'll health. Captain
VIM. NJ. Bowen. Auditor of Hook
lug county appoint ed Will D.
Brant to FL the vacancy.
William Courson, on the 18th
inst celebrated his 51st birthday.
Time deals lightly with William
and he looks rs vigorous as he did
twenty years ago. We wish HIM
many returning celebrations. In
the words of Rip Van Wlnkle !:
may he live long and prosper.
We have export p'per hangers in
our town. On yesterday two young
men put on rooms for us twenty
two b.lts of paper in three hours,
doing the work neatly and to the
queens taste. Some expert artists
would have been three days doing,
or rather cultivating the job.
Gen. John II Wolf. is the han
diest mechanic in iowa. He has a
knack of repairing things, that
makes his services especially vaIu
able when you,want any work done.
lie has repaired even a lightning
rod for us. to our astonisment, but
to our entire satisfaction.
Squire Jack Floyd is marrying
the young couples at re luced rates
We give him this notice and
the notice to young coup
les free, because it saves money
and brings .lews to The Sentinel
Now is the time to marry and to
subscribe.
Mr.. Ed Davenport, city editor
of the Republican Gazette, Was in
Columbus on last Fridny, and gath.
eaed news of a profitable characl err
both for his paper and tor the pub
lie. Ed gathers items and ads with
a skilful hand. Ads from enter
prislng business men, items from thu
Sentinel.
Mr.. barley Moore of Collins &
Moore, is doing an excellent job il
carpeting the Court room.
The carpet Is of elegant ant
tasteful design. and is put down Of
the corduroy floor IN the most skill
full manner. We know that tn
people of our county will be pleas
ed and proud of the handsome fin
ish given to cur Court room.
| Col. Alex Sands was In the city
last week on a hasty stay, remain
ing only long enough to draw hi
dividends In bis and his coadjuta
tors 1 newspaper industry in thi
place. His own paper, th
Cincinnati Sum- is said at thi
time to be in eclipse.
With some more candle powe- i
E the gas works, and more Demot
) racy IN the newspapers he handle:
possibly the Archbishop may cor
tinue for a time TO hold the Crool
A Col. Elder, regi stering fro'
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